Escrow & Title
An abstract attorney in Nebraska reviews the title abstract to:
AAppraise the property's market value
BIssue a title opinion stating whether title is marketable and identifying any defects✓ Correct
CDraft the purchase agreement
DCalculate property tax proration at closing
Explanation
An abstract attorney examines the title abstract and issues a legal opinion as to the marketability of title and any title defects. This is one method of title assurance in Nebraska (the other being title insurance).
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